Helsinki (Finland)
6th - 14th August 2005
(Olympic Stadium)
100 m
1. Lauryn Williams - USA - 10.93
2. Veronica Campbell - Jamaica - 10.95
3. Christine Arron - France - 10.98
200 m
1. Allyson Felix - USA - 22.16
2. Rachelle Boone-Smith - USA - 22.31
3. Christine Arron - France - 22.31
400 m
1. Tonique Williams-Darling - Bahamas - 49.55
2. Sanya Richards - USA - 49.74
3. Ana Guevara - Mexico - 49.81
800 m
1. Zulia Calatayud - Cuba - 1:58.82
2. Hasna Benhassi - Morocco - 1:59.42
3. Tatyana Andrianova - Russia - 1:59.60
1500 m
1. Tatyana Tomashova - Russia - 4:00.35
2. Olga Yegorova - Russia - 4:01.46
3. Bouchra Ghézielle - France - 4:02.45
5000 m
1. Tirunesh Dibaba - Ethiopia - 14:38.59
(championship record)
2. Meseret Defar - Ethiopia - 14:39.54
3. Ejegayehu Dibaba - Ethiopia - 14:42.47
6. Zakia Mrisho Mohamed - Tanzania - 14:42.87
(national record)
10. Volha Kravtsova - Belarus - 14:47.75
(national record)
10000 m
1. Tirunesh Dibaba - Ethiopia - 30:42.02
2. Berhane Adere - Ethiopia - 30:25.41
3. Ejegayehu Dibaba - Ethiopia - 30:26.00
5. Edith Masai - Kenya - 30:30.26
(national record)
marathon
1. Paula Radcliffe - Great Britain - 2:20:57
(Championship record)
2. Catherine Ndereba - Kenya - 2:22:01
3. Constantina Tomescu - Romania - 2:23:19
100 m hurdles
1. Michelle Perry - USA - 12.66
2. Delloreen Ennis-London - Jamaica - 12.76
3. Brigitte Foster-Hylton - Jamaica - 12.76
400m hurdles
1. Yuliya Pechonkina - Russia - 52.90
2. Lashinda Demus - USA - 53.27
3. Sandra Glover - USA - 53.32
3000 m steeple
First women's steeplechase to be held at the World Championships
1. Docus Inzikuru - Uganda - 9:18.24
(Championship record)
2. Yekaterina Volkova - Russia - 9:20.49
3. Jeruto Kiptum - Kenya - 9:26.95
(national record)
4. Korene Hinds - Jamaica - 9:33.30
(national record)
20 km walk
1. Olimpiada Ivanova - Russia - 1:25:41
(world record)
2. Ryta Turava - Belarus - 1:27:05
(national record)
3. Susana Feitor - Portugal - 1:28:44
5. Barbora Dibelková - Czech Republic - 1:29:05
(national record)
4 x 100 m
1. United States - 41.78
(Angela Daigle, Muna Lee, Me'Lisa Barber, Lauryn Williams)
2. Jamaica - 41.99
(Daniele Browning, Sherone Simpson, Aleen Bailey, Veronica Campbell)
3. Belarus - 42.56
(Yulia Nesterenko, Natalya Sologub, Alena Nevmerzhitskaya, Oksana Dragun)
4 x 400 m
1. Russia - 3:20.95
(Yuliya Pechonkina, Olesya Krasnomovets, Natalya Antyukh, Svetlana Pospelova)
2. Jamaica - 3:23.29
(Shericka Williams, Novlene Williams, Ronetta Smith, Lorraine Fenton)
3. Great Britain - 3:24.44
(Lee McConnell, Donna Fraser, Nicola Sanders, Christine Ohuruogu)
4. Poland - 3:24.49 (national record)
(Anna Guzowska, Monika Bejnar, Grazyna Prokopek, Anna Jesien)
long jump
1. Tianna Madison - USA - 6,89 m
2. Eunice Barber - France - 6,76 m
3. Yargelis Savigne - Cuba - 6,69 m
2. Tatyana Kotova - Russia - 6,79 m
(disqualified for doping)
triple jump
1. Trecia Smith - Jamaica - 15,11 m
2. Yargelis Savigne - Cuba - 14,82 m
3. Anna Pyatykh - Russia - 14,78 m
high jump
1. Kajsa Bergqvist - Sweden - 2,02 m
2. Chaunte Lowe - USA - 2,00 m
3. Emma Green - Sweden - 1,96 m
pole vault
1. Yelena Isinbaeva - Russia - 5,01 m
(world record)
2. Monika Pyrek - Poland - 4,60 m
3. Pavla Hamácková - Czech Republic - 4,50 m
shot put
1. Olga Ryabinkina - Russia - 19,64 m
2. Valerie Vili - New Zealand - 19,62 m
3. Nadine Kleinert - Germany - 19,07 m
1. Nadezhda Ostapchuk - Belarus - 20,51 m
(disqualified for doping in 2013)
3. Svetlana Krivelyova - Russia - 19,16 m
(disqualified for doping in 2013)
discus throw
1. Franka Dietzsch - Germany - 66,56 m
2. Natalya Sadova - Russia - 64,33 m
3. Vera Pospíilová-Cechlová - Czech Republic - 63,19 m
javelin throw
1. Osleidys Menéndez - Cuba - 71,70 m
(World record)
2. Christina Obergföll - Germany - 70,03 m
(European record)
3. Steffi Nerius - Germany - 65,96 m
4. Christina Scherwin - Denmark - 63,43 m
(national record)
hammer throw
1. Yipsi Moreno - Cuba - 73,08 m
2. Tatyana Lysenko - Russia - 72,46 m
3. Manuela Montebrun - France - 71,41 m
1. Olga Kuzenkova - Russia - 75,10 m
(disqualified for doping)
heptathlon
1. Carolina Klüft - Sweden - 6887 points
(European record)
2. Eunice Barber - France - 6824 points
3. Margaret Simpson - Ghana - 6375 points
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